House of Representatives, Pass the Senate Health Care Bill Now

quit arguing and get something done.

we must all fight hard to pass the senate health care bill---do it now and stop waisting time !!!!! Songresswomen Suzan Kosmos of Florida --((a democrat)))--or so we thought----we hope that she will remember she is a democrat and vote for the health care bill---she did not the first time around and all us strong democrats who worked for her campaign were outraged !!! She needs to get with the program !!!! She needs to vote with the party and people who worked to get her in office !! Otherwise-she is OUT !!! Suzane Kosmos-Congreswoman from Florida-votes YES for the Health Care Bill this time !!! Otherwise we will vote NO on her !! These democratic wimpy representatives are really spineless !!!

We must all fight for health reform and not allow these health insurance corporations-which recently reported a 200% increase in record profits-BCBS made over 143 billion dollars ! -They must not be allowed to make ethical-financial health care decisions concerning America's health care future !!
Many of the democratic representatives seem to be cowards when we are still in the vast majority! Who cares about what happens in Mass. That has more to do with democrats needing to run better and much more aggressive campaigns!! We need this health care bill NOW !!!! Have some guts congress - passss it NOW !!!!!

You must pass the Senate Bill Now and add changes via reconcillation or our dem. party will be in a freefall. dr godfrey md.

Do SOMETHING...I pay my own health insurance and never use it and I am willing...they would probably find some loop hole not to pay if I did need it.. BCBS or none of them can be trusted anyway.

While I would prefer the U.S. House of Representatives & Senate to be able to reconcile their two healthcare reform bills, fix problems in the Senate bill -- remove the taxes in the Senate bill for workers who get employer based health insurance (the House bill would provide affordable, quality coverage after all without taxing our health benefit which is what we need) having the flexibility to produce final bill the recent election of Republican Scott Brown to the U.S. Senate complicates matters. Best case scenario is for the House to now just pass the Senate healthcare reform bill -- send the Senate bill to President Obama's desk and then use reconciliation to provide additional fixes later.

Healthcare is too costly -- medical premiums have been rising faster than wages for years and will only continue to do so unless reform is finished. We need to make healthcare affordable to the uninsured and better for the under-insured, end insurance company discriminatory practices -- end their abuses and price gouging -- so they can't discriminate against anyone for having a pre-existing condition.

When you have employer provided health insurance -- whatever you owe for insurance is deducted in advance from our paychecks before we receive them -- depending on how much insurance and how many benefits you receive the amount deducted can really add up -- these days also it's worth noting employees are working more hours for less pay and less benefits. Considering many Americans each year file for personal bankruptcy because of high medical bills they cannot afford to pay passing healthcare reform is no longer just a moral imperative but an economic one. Passing healthcare reform as such should remain part of the agenda for economic recovery.

House members: This is your opportunity to make history, take a stand, and be brave. Your children and grandchildren will be proud of you and will thank you when they have better health care than we do now.